
The violent uprising continues

Israel will begin constructing a 309-mile security fence along its Jordanian border in June, equipped with advanced sensors and surveillance, to counter Iranian-backed threats, despite uncertainties about troop deployment following Hamas’s breach of Gaza’s tech-heavy fence in 2023. The project, spurred by Defense Minister Israel Katz’s call last August and long-standing warnings from military officials, aims to fortify a largely unprotected border where outdated fencing has failed to stop the smuggling of tens of thousands of weapons over the past decade.

The violent uprising continues

The pressure is working

IDF Cuts Judea and Samaria Terror

Sheer evil

Human Rights Watch’s Gaza Coverage Under Fire for Links to Terror Staff

Missiles intercepted as millions head for shelter

At long last

Al Jazeera Exposed: Why They Hide the Truth

PA Defies Pressure, Continues Funding Terrorists

Hamas' Plan Unveiled

How Keith Siegel's Sharp Memory Has Become Key in Defeating Hamas

Mahmoud Khalil Faces Lawsuit for Supporting Terrorism

Missile Fragments Rain Down on Beit Shemesh: What You Need to Know

7,000 Visitors a Day: A Grieving Community Turned Tragedy into a National Symbol

Shot Beside His Son: Moshe Horn’s Heartbreaking Final Moments Revealed

IDF Unleashes Destructive Attack on Hamas Trucks Linked to October 7th

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Hamas Commander Responsible for Deadly 2011 Attack on School Bus Killed by IDF

Israel's Bold Move: Drone Strike Takes Out Top Hamas Operative in Gaza Hospital